The Idaho Prize 2008
Lost Horse Press is now accepting submissions for The
Idaho Prize for Poetry 2008, a national competition offering $1000 plus publication by Lost Horse Press
for a book-length poetry manuscript. All U.S. poets are eligible. Entries must
be postmarked by 15 May 2008. The winner and finalists will be announced on 15
August 2008. The final judge for the fifth annual poetry book contest sponsored
by Lost Horse Press will be announced at a later date. A reading fee of $25—check
or money order only, please—and a SASE (for notification of winners only;
manuscripts will be recycled) must be included with the manuscript.
The Idaho Prize for Poetry 2008
ALL US POETS ELIGIBLE!
Contest Deadline: Entries must be postmarked by 15 May 2008
Winners Announced: 15 August 2008
$1000 cash prize, plus publication by Lost Horse Press
Entry fee: $25 check or money order only, please.
2008 FINAL JUDGE: M.L. Smoker
Send submissions to:
The Idaho Prize | Lost Horse Press | 105 Lost Horse Lane | Sandpoint | Idaho | 83864
GUIDELINES
Send manuscripts of 48 or more pages of poetry, no more than one poem per
page, no smaller than 12 point type in an easily readable font. Poems may have
appeared in journals and chapbooks, but not in full-length, single-author collections.
Name, address, phone number, e-mail address, title of work, and title of poetry
collection must appear on the cover letter. only The goal is “blind” judging.
Author’s name should not appear anywhere in manuscript except the cover
letter.
No restriction on content, style, or subject—we’re looking for
the best manuscript.
All checks or money orders for entry fee—$25—should be made payable
to Lost Horse Press. Submissions without a reading fee enclosed will not be considered.
A $50 fee will be charged for returned checks.
Include SASE (number #10 business envelope) with sufficient postage for notification
of finalists and winner. Manuscripts will be recycled. We are sorry but manuscripts
cannot be returned.
If manuscripts arrive postage due, they will be returned.
Use white, lightweight paper. Quality paper won’t impress readers the
way a quality manuscript will.
Print on one side only. Type—no handwriting should appear anywhere on
the manuscript.
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